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Articles related to "Endangered Species Act"
The Endangered Species Act Designed to prevent the extinction of both endangered and threatened animals and plants, this historic law has gained new support from the Obama administration. endangered species act • butterfly effect • obama memorandum • consultation requirement • national marine fisheries service
American Crocodile is Downlisted The Endangered Species Act may be under fire, but it is working for crocodiles and other less charismatic species which might not protected any other way. american crocodiles • crocodilians • endangered species act • south florida • protected habitat
Bush Endangers Endangered Species Act Representative Richard Pombo tried it in 2006 and now, two years later, Bush picks up where he left off. endangered species act • president bush • representative chrisopher shays • representative james moran • representative maurice hinchey
Delisting the Grizzly Can the grizzly bear continue to recover if removed from the endangered species list? grizzly bear • endangered species act • wildlife
Endangered Species Act 1973 The Endangered Species Act of 1973 set into motion the means to protect plant and animal species and their environment for America's future. endangered species act • preservation of wildlife • threatened and endangered species • cites • fish and wildlife services
Save The Whales! On the face of it the ESA sounds like a noble endeavor, yet as with a great deal of government legislation it has far reaching and often devastating unintended consequences. esa • endangered species act • environmental protection
The Endangered Species Act What is the Endangered Species Act? Why is it controversial? What should you know about it? esa • endangered • threatened • species • extinct
The Endangered Species Act of 1973 The ESA as it is now proposed would not have saved many species. Minimizing the importance of critical habitat is one of the key issues in the changes being considered. the endangered species act of 1973 • american bald eagle • grizzly bear • california condor • grey wolf
The Endangered Species Act of 1973 The U.S. Congress passed the Endangered Species Act in 1973 as a way to ensure the implementation of conservation efforts for plants and animals in danger of extinction. the endangered species act • endangered species • threatened species • endangered species list • endangered animals
Checkerspot Butterfly Endangered? USFWS may be forced to determine whether Sacramento Mountains Checkerspot Butterfly should be listed as endangered as agricultural pesticide use is proposed for the area. sacramento mountains checkerspot butterfly • agricultural pesticide use • endangered species act • threatened alpine meadow habitat • development and off road vehicles
El Segundo Blue Butterfly Recovers Once found only on isolated reserves, restoration of native dune buckwheat grasses has allowed this endangered butterfly to recolonize Los Angeles area beach bluffs. el segundo blue butterfly • removal of invasive plants • local native plants • restored dune habitat • endangered species act
Endangered American Burying Beetle Now in danger of extinction, this once widespread American beetle is protected by the ESA. Compared to the number of mammals protected, insects are under-represented. american burying beetle • endangered species act • habitat loss and fragmentation • insects in danger of extinction • prey species declines
Going Overboard: What not to do in service of Conservation Examples of bad science, bad judgement, and bad attitude hampering the environmental movement science • junk science • bad science • hormones • environment
Grey Wolf Proposed for Delisting The grey wolf population in northern Rocky Mountains has exceeded target recovery rates. Proposed delisting is causing concern but how justified is it? gray wolf • endangered species act • y2y corridor • yellowstone national park • livestock predation
Is The Lesser Long-Nosed Bat Endangered? Since the original listing of the lesser long nosed bat as endangered further survey work has found additional colonies but threats to the species have increased as well. lesser long-nosed bats • migratory corridor hazards • agave nectar and columnar cactus flowers • maternity roosts in caves and mines • endangered species act
ONE APPLE AT A TIME Consumers have a choice. We can choose to support sustainable agriculture through our purchases. This can be done through community-supported agriculture (CSA) and other ways. csa • community supported-agriculture • farmers' markets • new york city greenmarkets • u-pick fruit farms
Prairie Dog Tails: Part 2 Black-tailed prairie dogs dig pretty interesting burrows, live in large towns, and are an important part of the prairie ecosystem. Their numbers have declined drastically. Are they an endangered species in Colorado? See what the Division of Wildlife has in mind. prairie dogs • cynomys ludovicianus • great plains • shortgrass • predators
Saving White Tailed Prairie Dogs A Fish and Wildlife Service announcement of re-evaluation of their decision not to list prairie dogs is good news for conservationists and for black-footed ferrets. fish and wildlife service • endangered species act • white tailed prairie dog • black-footed ferret • extinction
The Yellowstone to Yukon Corridor The Yellowstone to Yukon (Y2Y) Conservation Initiative brings together scientists and conservationists to protect Rocky Mountain habitat, grizzly bears and other species yukon to yellowstone ecosystem • rocky mountain habitat management • wildlife corridor • grizzly bear • endangered species act
Wolf Hunts Raise Complex Issues Hunted to extinction in the west by the 1920s, reintroduced wolves now have healthy populations, but recently approved sport hunting could disrupt their pack structure. wolf • wolves • endangered species • yellowstone national park • yellowstone
Co-existing with the grizzly Within the next few weeks, wildlife officials will propose that grizzly bears around Yellowstone Park be removed from the Endangered Species Act. grizzly • wildlife
Ringling Bros. to Battle Animal Cruelty Lawsuit Several animal welfare organizations and a former Ringling Bros. Circus employee says the Asian elephants are beaten, shackled and confined for days on end. ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus • elephant abuse lawsuit • circus animal abuse • inhumane animal treatment at circus • aspca files lawsuit against circus
News About Species Endangered species and other relatd wildlife news in December 2000 from the web news services. endangered species • wildlife
NASA Climate Study in the Arctic NASA's ARCTAS Project studies the impact of natural and artifical air pollution on the Arctic, by combining aircraft measurements and satellite data to determine effects. arctic climate study • nasa satellites • arctas project • air pollution impact on climate • natural air pollution
New Protection for the Polar Bear On May 15th, 2008 the polar bear became the first animal in history to be protected solely due to the impact of global warming. polar bear • endangered species act • endangered species • threatened species • arctic
New World’s Four Species of Bear Although New World bears are not facing as many threats as Asian bears, it is important that sufficient habitat be maintained. Climate change threatens polar bears. new world bears • habitat loss • climate change • human animal conflict • vulnerable to extinction
Saving the American Paddlefish Also known as the Mississippi Paddlefish or Spoon Bill, this popular sport fish is becoming extinct like the Chinese Paddlefish. saving american paddlefish • latin name polyodon spathula • mississippi paddlefish spoon bill popular sport fi • chinese paddlefish • american paddlefish midwest united states
The Mexican Gray Wolf, an Endangered Subspecies Over the last century, many sub-species of gray wolves have been identified. Several of them have since disappeared. Is the Mexican wolf next to go? endangered species • endangered mexican wolf • endangered gray wolf • endangered lobo • endangered species north america
The Red Wolf, an Endangered Species By 1980, red wolves disappeared from the wild. By 1992, through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's hard work, a wild population reemerged. Are red wolves here to stay? endangered species • endangered red wolf • endangered species north america • us endangered wolves • red wolves
U.S. Defends Polar Bears – Almost U.S. Department of the Interior admits that global warming has forced it to label polar bears as "threatened," but wants nothing done about it. polar bear global warming • polar bears • endangered animals • endangered wildlife • alaska bear
Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge is located on the Fort Morgan peninsula of the Alabama coast, encompassing 7,000 acres of beach and maritime forest near Gulf Shores. bon secour national wildlife refuge • fort morgan peninsula • alabama wildlife refuges • gulf shores alabama wildlife • sea turtles alabama
The Morning glory Thanks you. The trials of an endagered native plant that took two decades to get the recognition it needed to be recognized. morning glory • native plants • native • el dorado • california
Dishonesty in the Service of Higher Goals Dishonesty is accepted far too often. Biologists plant Lynx hairs to makes lands inaccessible to development. Students cheat and a teach who gives them a zero ends up resigning. A large energy company fails because of dishonest accounting practices. lynx • eron • cheating.
NRDC's Legislative Watch If you want to keep up with federal legislation, subscribe to the NRDC Legislative Watch e-mail service. nrdc • natural resources defense council • congressional legislation • environment • updates
Peregrine Falcon The Peregrine Falcon appears throughout the world but has become scarce through most of its original habitat. peregrine • flight • speed • habitat
Whalewatching Tips Whalewatching trips can be exciting, but participants must be aware of the rules that protect the amazing creatures. whalewatching • guidelines
6 Endangered Dolphins and Porpoise 6 species of dolphins and porpoises are on the endangered list, but 22 others might be if enough was known about them. So what happens when the data just isn't there? endangered dolphins • endangered porpoises • by-catch • extinct baiji • susu
Another Northern Right Dies Scientists in Massachusetts are mourning the loss of another Northern Right Whale. This whale, believed to be the most prodigious in the population, was killed after a ship hit it sometime this past week. right whale • northern right whale • national marine fisheries service
Art of the Scrimshander They were rough men who lived a hard life on the ocean and produced work of unfailing delicacy and beauty. whales • whalebone • ivory • whaling • whalemen
Butterflies and Vehicles Don't Mix Two species of endangered butterfly, at opposite ends of the earth, get respite from vehicles. One is protected during its migration, the other needs year round relief. endangered milkweed and sand mountain butterflies • off road vehicles • migration path protection • habitat loss and degradation • orv trails
Eagle Killer Receives Presidential Pardon Leslie Owen Collier, the Missouri farmer who poisoned three endangered bald eagles in 1995, is now free of Federal charges after being pardoned by President Bush. leslie owen collier • bald eagle killer • endangered species • presidential pardon • animal rights
Endangered Monk Seal and Condor Gunshot Victims Anger over lead shot ban in California and critical habitat protection issues in Hawaii may have triggered the shooting of four endangered animals, three of which died. hawaiian monk seal • california condor • endangered species conservation • lead poisoning • lead shot hunting ban
Free Endangered Species Ringtones and Wallpaper Howling wolves, singing whales and hooting owls replace music on over 200,000 phones worldwide, drawing attention to the plight of the planet's endangered animals. endangered species • free ringtones and wallpaper • wildlife phone sounds • center for biological diversity • critical habitat protection
Friendlier Seas for Turtles A coalition of environmental groups attempt to persuade the U.S. federal government to declare the Leatherback Turtle's seasonal hunting grounds a critical habitat. turtle • fishing • endangered • habitat • nature
Grisly Situation For The Grizzly Debate over alternative deterrents when dealing with bear confrontations. grizzly bear • brown bear • deterrents • threatened • death
New Whale Species Confirmed Genetic studies prove that the right whales of the North Pacific are a separate species. But they in serious danger of extinction and very little is known about them eastern pacific right whale • most endangered whale • ship strikes • fishing gear entanglement • critical habitat
Peregrine Falcons and Chemicals Extremely high levels of the flame retardant PBDE have been found in peregrine falcons, a species once endangered by pesticides. DDT levels still affect some populations. threats to peregrine falcons • ddt pesticide levels • pbde contamination • chemical flame retardant • urban birds of prey
Polar Bears Listed on Threatened Species List The U.S. Government has listed the polar bear as "threatened" according to The Endangered Species Act because of the effects global warming has on its natural habitat. polar bears • threatened species • endangered species • global warming • natural habitat
Sea Lions and Fur Seals in Decline Northern fur seal and Steller sea lion populations are falling around the Aleutian and Pribilof Islands. Ecosystem changes in the Northern Pacific Ocean play a key role. climate change • northern fur seals • steller sea lions • alaska • ecosystem change
VIABILITY If we are to persevere wild life populations for our good and that of coming generations, we must discover effective, lengthy answers to these dilemmas caused by a swelling human population. wild life • protection • preservation • wildlife • conservation |
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